or LRP that would later become the Long Range Desert Group, a reconnaissance group that would teach and inspire the British SAS in WWII, the guys in Jeeps.

For many Commonwealth soldiers serving in North Africa during the early years of World War II, this recruitment notice was their introduction to the elite Long Range Desert Group (LRDG).

I note no reference to Ralph Bagnold or the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) in Roderick Bailey’s review of Ben Macintyre’s “Rogue Heroes” (Books, Oct. 29). While a young army officer in ...

The previously unpublished pictured are revealed in book The Long Range Desert Group in Action 1940-1943 ... During the trek, a jeep capsized after being driven over a dune at high speed.

The men of Long Range Desert Group were the 'brains' behind the newly-formed SAS and launched hit-and-run raids and gathered intelligence on German and Italian targets. They carried out numerous ...

The men of the Long Range Desert Group carried out clandestine operations deep behind enemy lines in WWII and were the 'brains' behind the SAS.

In the past we would cover the buildup of the yearly Ultimate Adventure Build in the pages of your favorite print magazine. With the changing times we decided to do a multi-part buildup on the ...